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ATLANTA-Georgia has more industrial and commercial customers on real-time pricing than any other state, say researchers at the Terry College Bonbright Center, University of Georgia.
PHOENIX-CSI/Crown Inc., a freight distribution company, has signed the first significant lease for the 145,000-sf Sky Harbor Transit Center, which delivers in September. The tenant is taking 36,400 sf.
BALTIMORE, MD-Prime Retail Inc. announced it got a two month-extension on two mortgages totaling $26.4 million that were scheduled to come due on June 10. The mortgages are for properties in Indiana and Michigan.
CHICAGO-Multifamily rental housing remains an attractive sector in this market but Marcus & Millichap senior vice president Greg A. Moyer cautions brokers to pick their sellers wisely and beware of more conservative lenders.
MIAMI-The homebuilding giant shows no sign of slowing amid a weaker economy as quarterly net earnings increase by 166%, revenue rises 44% and operating margin on homes sales improved by 540 basis points to 13.1%.
NEW YORK CITY-It wasn't the common language, but the investors' previous experience that makes Great Britain the winner. There also seems to be growing interest in exploring "non-core" Europe.
DENVER-Twenty casinos Black Hawk, west of Golden, generate 70.5% of the total gross proceeds in the state's limited-stakes gambling emporiums, averaging nearly $2 million each. Cripple Creek's 19 casinos report $11.5 million.